Sentence examples for successfully imposing from inspiring English sources

And yet successfully imposing a ban would come at a huge cost and for an uncertain benefit.Clarification: We have amended this article to substitute our word "banning" for Ms Gunnarsdottir's word "tackling".

In 2004 Ireland amazed the world by successfully imposing a tobacco ban on all workplaces; and at the start of this year, France's café culture suddenly went smoke-free.

Political ground is gained not when you successfully inhabit the middle ground, but when you successfully impose your framing as the 'common-sense' position".

Their creations are the selves they successfully impose upon those with whom they come in contact while they are engaged in an imposture.

If Garner's team successfully imposes law and order in Iraq, economic life will swiftly pick up and much aid will be superfluous.

And although a new government may successfully impose wage and public-sector payroll cuts, Greece's privatisation promises look hopelessly optimistic.

Mr. Lhota questioned the legality of this approach, but Mr. de Blasio rightly noted that other cities have successfully imposed such requirements.

Now, Ellison's lawyers have successfully imposed a February 2010 date for the next Cup, whereas Alinghi preferred to sail in May and give itself more time to play catch-up.

One of my purposes last year in publishing a memoir, The Blue Touch Paper, was to reclaim the 1970s from the image that politicians of one fierce bent have successfully imposed with the help of largely compliant historians.

Certainly, the S.E.C. didn't intend that investors divest from and avoid any corporation on whose board directors from nominating shareholders have been successfully imposed under its new rule.

It will also be required to assess the diversity practices of every company it regulates, which is to say every company that issues securities in America.In areas where the SEC has successfully imposed rules, unintended consequences have sometimes followed.